The tiger population has risen for the first time in decades

The number of tigers in the wild have increased for the first time after decades of decline, conservationists have said.

The tiger population has risen for the first time in decades

The number of tigers in the wild have increased for the first time after decades of decline, conservationists have said.

A new global estimate based on the best available data suggests there are at least 3,890 wild tigers in the world, an increase on the previous figure of "as few as 3,200" in 2010.

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